PEACE TREATY.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 June 1919, Page 5

PEACE TREATY.

TiHnsa KEUfc X « £BB&iC& VIESWS BBE7AIL. T«Ugrt>h. ■ Fuss Aaa—Coßnight. Paris, Jane 11. The Allies refused the German, coun-ter-proposal asking that Germany should have » mandate over the German colonies. The treaty has been little altered as the result of the renewed deliberations, French opposition to changes having preN.Z. Cable Assoc. ► Paris, June 11. President WUgbo fought to fix a defijtite (utt in the peace treaty for reparation, bob 3C jClemenceau refused to teetdb from Ids position. Ftwtch Opposition to the revision of the terms for financial reparation in the German treaty prevailed and the treaty baa practically not been, amended.—Aus. &Z. Cafcta Aseoe. {EBB IRISH QUESTION, Eeceived June 12, 2,30 pjn. .i Paris, June 11•Twddsnt Wilson told a representative of the Sinn Fein party that he wag one "of its Sympathisers, and hoped to do everything possible unofficially to bring tbs Irish question nader thr notice of the other peace delegates.—Aus. N.Z. Cable Assoc. ' A PLKA FOR COLONIES Iteetmd Jane IS, Bjs pjs. London, June 10. A Bsrfip wireless message points out Ithat the return of the East African colMdfS U inaufficidt to enable Germany to pay the compensation she offers. Large possessions must be retained to support hfgiQ industries and afford an outlet for her snpplus population.—Aus. Assoc-